Slate Court Homes at The Quarry in Naples Florida

Slate Court at The Quarry is a compact single-family neighborhood where some of The Quarry's strongest lakefront characteristics come together: substantial one-story homes, private pools, oversized lanais, large homesites and select residences with direct access to the community's navigable freshwater lake system.

Homes line the short Slate Court residential street and are predominantly from The Quarry's later construction period. Documented properties include residences built around 2011 and 2012, with living areas ranging from approximately the low-2,100s through the low-3,200s square feet and several distinct floor-plan sizes between those points.

Slate Court is especially important to waterfront buyers because select homes front Stone Lake or navigable water. Some documented properties have direct lake access and private boat-dock potential, while others emphasize water views, pool privacy or larger lots. These differences should be verified property by property.

Detached single-family homes within The Quarry
Homes concentrated along Slate Court
2011–2012 construction prominently represented
Homes from approximately the low-2,100s to low-3,200s sq. ft. represented
Three-, four- and five-bedroom configurations represented
Dens and home-office space
Single-story architecture prominent
Great-room and split-bedroom layouts
Dartmouth I floor plan documented
Kingston floor plan documented
Stone Lake frontage on select homes
Navigable-water properties
Direct lake access on select homesites
Private boat-dock potential on qualifying properties
Large and oversized homesites represented
Private swimming pools and spas
Screened and covered lanais
Outdoor kitchens on select homes
Two- and three-car garages
Access to The Quarry Beach Club lifestyle
Freshwater boating and lake recreation
Resort and lap swimming
Fitness, tennis, pickleball and bocce
Dining and social programming
Private Quarry Golf Club membership handled separately

A Small Street With Several Distinct Home Sizes

Slate Court should not be treated as one repeated floor plan. Public records and resale history show several recognizable size classes ranging from approximately 2,153 square feet to more than 3,200 square feet.

Approximately 2,150 Sq. Ft. More manageable three-bedroom single-family homes provide access to The Quarry lifestyle with less interior area to maintain.

Approximately 2,550–2,700 Sq. Ft. Mid-size homes include documented Dartmouth I and other three-bedroom layouts with larger outdoor living and garage options.

Approximately 3,000–3,100 Sq. Ft. Larger residences add bedroom capacity, expansive great rooms, pool environments and substantial entertaining space.

Approximately 3,200+ Sq. Ft. Kingston-sized and related homes provide four bedrooms plus den, multiple baths and three-car-garage opportunities.

Slate Court valuation strategy: begin with living area and floor plan, then compare Stone Lake or other water frontage, boating rights, lot size, rear exposure, pool, garage, renovation and major-system condition.

Dartmouth I Homes on Slate Court

The Dartmouth I is one specifically documented Slate Court floor plan at approximately 2,547 square feet.

A documented Dartmouth I residence occupies an unusually large cul-de-sac homesite overlooking Stone Lake with approximately one-half acre of land and broad lake frontage. The home includes a saltwater pool, oversized spa, extensive lanai and strong indoor-outdoor connection.

That property illustrates why floor-plan identity alone does not establish value. A Dartmouth on a large Stone Lake homesite can have materially different appeal from the same general size home on a smaller or non-navigable property.

Kingston Homes on Slate Court

The Kingston represents the larger end of Slate Court's documented floor-plan range.

A documented Kingston contains approximately 3,231 square feet with four bedrooms plus a den, four full bathrooms and a three-car garage.

The one-story layout combines substantial entertaining areas with split-bedroom privacy and a large pool-and-lanai environment.

Documented Kingston property features also include an oversized homesite, western rear exposure, lake access and private boat-dock potential.

Other Slate Court Home Configurations

Slate Court also includes several home sizes between the Dartmouth and Kingston categories.

Documented properties include approximately 2,687-square-foot three-bedroom homes, residences around 3,025 square feet with four bedrooms, and homes around 3,093 to 3,193 square feet with larger bedroom and bath configurations.

This variety makes same-street comparable sales especially useful, but living area and homesite must still be matched carefully.

Stone Lake Homes

Some of Slate Court's most distinctive residences overlook Stone Lake, the recreational centerpiece of The Quarry.

A Stone Lake home should be evaluated according to water width, shoreline angle, frontage, navigation, opposite-shore development and the view from the great room, kitchen, primary suite and lanai.

Large lake frontage can materially influence the property's feel and buyer demand independently from interior square footage.

Navigable Water and Private Dock Potential

Select Slate Court homes have documented direct access to navigable water, making boating rights an important part of property-specific due diligence.

Some historical properties have been marketed with private boat-dock potential. That opportunity should never be assumed to apply automatically to every Slate Court waterfront homesite.

Buyers should verify current architectural approval, permitting, shoreline restrictions, dock dimensions, permitted boat types, motor requirements and lake-use rules before assigning value to potential private docking.

Oversized and Cul-de-Sac Homesites

Lot size varies meaningfully along Slate Court.

Documented properties include conventional homesites around one-quarter to one-third acre along with significantly larger parcels approaching approximately one-half acre.

An oversized or cul-de-sac lot can provide broader lake frontage, additional landscape separation, expanded outdoor living and more privacy from neighboring residences.

Current surveys should be reviewed to distinguish usable land from easements, drainage areas and other restrictions.

Slate Court Pool Homes

Private pools and spas are prominent throughout Slate Court.

Documented properties include saltwater pools, integrated spas, sunshelves, travertine decking, picture-window screen enclosures and large covered lanais.

Buyers should inspect pool finish, heater, pumps, filtration, automation, spa equipment, screen enclosure and deck condition.

Rear exposure and the view beyond the pool can influence value just as much as the pool itself.

Outdoor Kitchens and Lakefront Lanais

Slate Court homes are strongly oriented toward outdoor living.

Large screened lanais can incorporate dining, seating, outdoor kitchens and pool areas while maintaining an open relationship with lake or landscaped surroundings.

Buyers should compare covered roof depth, screen configuration, privacy, outdoor-kitchen equipment and rear exposure rather than relying only on total lanai square footage.

Two- and Three-Car Garages

Garage configuration varies according to Slate Court home size and floor plan.

Smaller residences include two-car configurations, while several larger homes provide three-car garages.

A three-car garage can materially influence demand for buyers needing space for multiple vehicles, golf equipment, bicycles, boating gear or storage.

Actual garage dimensions, air conditioning where present and usable storage should be confirmed individually.

Renovated vs. More Original Homes

Slate Court has matured into a resale neighborhood where owner improvements now create important differences among properties built at similar times.

Recent and historical homes demonstrate upgraded kitchens, quartz surfaces, remodeled baths, flooring, built-ins, custom closets, pool improvements and extensive landscape work.

Capital improvements such as newer HVAC equipment, roofing, storm protection and pool systems should be separated from purely cosmetic updates when comparing value.

Storm Protection and Major Systems

Storm protection varies by individual Slate Court residence.

Documented properties include electric roll-down hurricane screens, manual shutters and mixed protection systems. Buyers should verify every exterior opening, including large sliders and garage doors.

Roof condition, HVAC systems, water heating, electrical service, plumbing, irrigation and pool equipment should also be reviewed because homes of similar age can now have very different replacement histories.

Slate Court Within The Quarry

Slate Court homeowners are part of the larger The Quarry Golf and Boating Resort.

The homeowner lifestyle includes freshwater recreation, the Quarry Beach Club, resort and lap swimming, fitness and wellness facilities, tennis, pickleball, bocce, dining and organized social activities under current community programs.

This Slate Court page remains focused on the neighborhood's single-family homes, lakefront characteristics and resale differences rather than repeating the complete Quarry development guide.

Quarry Golf Club Membership Is Separate

The private Quarry Golf Club provides championship golf within the development, but golf membership is administered separately from residential ownership and the homeowner Beach Club structure.

Buyers interested in golf should confirm current membership categories, availability, initiation requirements, dues, waiting-list conditions and privileges directly with The Quarry Golf Club.

A membership opportunity associated with one Slate Court transaction should not be assumed to apply to another property.

Slate Court Real Estate Market

Slate Court has enough variation in living area and waterfront quality that one neighborhood-wide price per square foot can be misleading.

A roughly 2,150-square-foot home, a 2,547-square-foot Dartmouth on a large Stone Lake lot and a 3,231-square-foot Kingston with lake access belong to different comparison groups even though all share the same street.

The strongest valuation sequence is Slate Court → similar living area or floor plan → Stone Lake/navigable/landscaped homesite → lot size and exposure → pool and garage → renovation and major systems.

The Quarry Market Report provides current development-wide inventory and recent sales for broader market context.

What Slate Court Buyers Should Compare

Floor plan: Identify Dartmouth I, Kingston or another documented layout when possible.
Living area: Separate low-2,000-square-foot homes from 2,500-, 3,000- and 3,200-plus-square-foot residences.
Bedrooms and den: Verify actual current configuration and permitted use.
Lake frontage: Compare Stone Lake frontage, water width and shoreline orientation.
Navigation: Determine whether the property has direct navigable-water access.
Dock potential: Verify approvals and permitting before assuming a dock can be installed.
Lot size: Compare conventional homesites with oversized cul-de-sac properties.
Rear exposure: Consider pool sunlight, morning light and sunset orientation.
Private pool: Inspect surface, spa, heater, pumps, filtration, automation and screening.
Outdoor living: Compare covered-lanai depth, outdoor kitchen and water orientation.
Garage: Distinguish two- and three-car configurations and actual dimensions.
Renovation: Compare kitchens, baths, flooring, closets and outdoor improvements.
Roof: Verify age, repair history, permits and wind-mitigation information.
Storm protection: Confirm impact openings, shutters and hurricane screens.
Major systems: Review HVAC, water heating, electrical, plumbing, irrigation and pool equipment.
Association costs: Review current Quarry homeowner expenses, reserves and assessments.
Beach Club: Confirm current homeowner access and fee structure.
Boating rules: Verify vessel, motor, dock and lake-use requirements.
Golf: Verify Quarry Golf Club membership separately if important.
Insurance: Obtain property-specific homeowners, wind and flood information.
Comparable sales: Prioritize recent Slate Court transactions with similar size and waterfront characteristics.

Selling a Slate Court Home

Slate Court sellers should identify the original floor plan and document structural changes whenever reliable information is available.

Permanent advantages should lead the marketing: Stone Lake frontage, navigable-water access, dock potential or approvals, oversized lot, preferred rear exposure and three-car garage.

Private-pool design, outdoor kitchen, renovation, roof history, HVAC replacement and storm protection should then be documented with permits, invoices and warranties whenever available.

Because Slate Court includes several distinct home-size categories, sellers should avoid pricing a smaller property directly from one of the street's larger waterfront homes without appropriate adjustments.

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Buyer note: Floor-plan names and dimensions, living area, water frontage, navigability, dock eligibility and approvals, lake-use rules, homesite dimensions, association fees, Beach Club expenses, golf membership terms, assessments, architectural requirements, leasing provisions, pet rules, insurance requirements and individual property improvements can change or vary. Buyers should verify material information through current Quarry association and club documents, MLS records, surveys, inspections, permits, public records, title work and insurance information before purchasing.